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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1915
Page
3
Are cures permanent and can all suffering be relieved without drugs or surgery. The Spine and Nerve Specialist claims lives improved, many victims spared from death, through his treatment rather than medicines. Consult Dr C F Lathrop at 214-18 Peoples Bank Bldg Second and Pike from 9 am to 8 pm, free consultation.
The Moore theatre hosted University of [unknown] students performing The Little Tycoon on Friday night. Principal singers included Madell Gille Lucy Gallup Mary Wright Gudrun Anderson Ray Metz John Heines Jack Kelliher Charles Westaby and Athol Gorris. A full rigged ship on stage and elaborate scenery impressed the audience, with production costs totaling about 1000 dollars.
Anxious workers in San Francisco surged the government employment office on April 24 demanding work on the new federal railroad in Alaska. The crowd grew after a circulated report claimed hundreds of laborers were urgently needed on the project.
Union Savings & Trust Co announces a new president to lead governance and strategic direction for the bank. The appointment marks continuity in leadership as the financial firm focuses on growth, client service, and regulatory compliance.
Italian troops at Ventimiglia drill at high speed with Bersaglieri troops marching at about 180 steps a minute. The article notes Napoleon's influence on their double quick pace and describes rapid platoon to battalion maneuvers with whistle commands and bayonet drills.
A reader argues that naming the married man who caused a woman's suicide could benefit society by warning others. She says shielding him only lets him repeat offenses, harms the wife, and that married men ruin more young women than single men. She asserts the woman pays the price.
Several hundred men have returned to work laying track on the Seattle Port Angeles & Western railway after a pause since last January. The project aims to complete a junction with the Port Townsend & Southern by July 15. Paris dated April 24 reports Raymond Swoboda admits his real name is Raymond Schwind and that he was convicted of fraud in Shanghai and imprisoned in Germany.
Public service actions include Seattle Renton and Southern Railway Company injunction case dismissal by Judge Neterer. Lincoln High marks Shakespeare’s birthday with a Friday assembly. Women’s Missionary Society meetings planned for next Thursday and Friday in Seattle. Bainbridge steamer launch set for Wednesday at 5 pm by Anderson Shipbuilding. Various local items cover school scholarships, weather claims, political views, theatre crowds, and community events.
A vintage ad touts TIZ as a miraculous foot remedy. It promises painless relief from corns callouses and bunions, claims poisonous exudations are drawn out, and suggests a 20 cent box makes feet feel lighter and shoes fit better.
Jim and Margie discuss ideals and reality in friendship and marriage. He argues men hide emotions, women seek understanding, and both endure misunderstanding. The talk touches pride, vulnerability, and the lack of true communication between partners.
Edward Coyle 53, manager of Coyle's Business Chances, jailed for alleged violation of a new employment agency law. Room 6 in the Yukon hotel rented for 20 weeks by as many as 20 different would be roomers in one week. Coyle allegedly took $2 from applicants for a jobs register and room rent, though the men never occupied the room.
Cairo April 24 Mohammed Khalil, arrested after an unsuccessful attempt to assassinate the newly appointed sultan, has privately died in a prison related incident.
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